May pumasok na magnanakaw sa Malacanang. Bigla niyang nasalubong si Gloria at Mike Arroyo. Kumaripas ng takbo ang magnanakaw at nagsisigaw ng “Magnanakaw! Magnanakaw!”
Students in Metro Manila and in several provinces belonging to more than 50 organizations have also called on the Arroyo administration to “stop covering up the truth” as they launched simultaneous protest actions.
The youth power shown by the students in PUP served as highlight of the nationwide action day today led by Youth ACT Now. Read entire post for more photos and videos.
YOUTH ACT NOW! (Youth for Truth and Accountability Now!) launched simultaneous youth actions in 10 key cities nationwide today in preparation for the Interfaith Assembly at Ayala tomorrow.
Students unveiled streamers declaring their schools as ‘Truth Zones’ or ‘GMA-Free Zones.’
In Metro Manila, students from UST, UE, UP Diliman and Manila, Ateneo, Miriam, Lyceum, De La Salle Taft, TIP, PSBA, JRU, CCP and GAUF held simultaneous in-campus programs and assemblies before unveiling their declaration.
We call on the Ateneo community: students, faculty, staff, and alumni, to keep vigilant in our search, and demand for the truth regarding corruption in the government. This is a dark time for our country, and only the truth can lead us to the light.
Youth Action Day in 10 key cities nationwide!
YOUTH ACT NOW! coordinators and member organizations from Metro Manila, Baguio City, Albay, Naga City, Tacloban, Bacolod, Davao, Iloilo, Laguna, Cavite will participate.
Here’s a free and cool way to express your support for Jun Lozada and your protest against GMA’s role in the NBN scam.
Download and use the Lozada Souljaboy protest ringtone now. Use it as a ringtone or message alert, or perhaps as the soundtrack for your Friendster page.
Youth ACT Now lands at Inquirer.net: Student and young professionals have banded together to call the administration to “stop efforts to cover up the truth and be accountable for its immoral and corrupt acts as they pointed out the “sovereign right” of the people “to change a morally bankrupt and corrupt regime.”
A Filipino Q&A Primer on the Lozada Testimony